Alghero Sliding Wardrobe
Width from 160 cm · height and depth tailored to the room
from $4 970
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A sliding wardrobe for the bedroom is the home’s main wardrobe: everyday clothing, seasonal items and bed linen are stored here. Sliding doors do not get in the way by the bed, while large models run the full width of the wall, from floor to ceiling. Each model is custom-sized: we adapt the width, construction, colour, finish and hardware.
Width starts at 160 cm; height and depth are tailored to your room. The price is calculated per project, as this furniture is made for a specific purpose and set of items.
42 items in the section. We can adapt any to your dimensions, fronts and interior layout.
Width from 160 cm · height and depth tailored to the room
Width from 160 cm · height and depth tailored to the room
Width from 160 cm · height and depth tailored to the room
Width from 160 cm · height and depth tailored to the room
Width from 160 cm · height and depth tailored to the room
Width from 160 cm · height and depth tailored to the room
Width from 160 cm · height and depth tailored to the room
Width from 160 cm · height and depth tailored to the room
Finish: white chipboard with wood-grain texture, sliding doors in a slim profile, spot l… · height and depth tailored to the room
Finish: white fronts with horizontal inserts, central mirrored door, silver aluminium pr… · height and depth tailored to the room
Finish: Sonoma oak chipboard, sliding doors with black handles, hinged overhead cabinets… · height and depth tailored to the room
Finish: white lacquered glass, silver aluminium profile, full-height built-in · height and depth tailored to the room
A straight sliding wardrobe sits along a free wall of the room, a built-in model fits into a niche without side panels or a top, and a corner wardrobe makes use of an empty corner by the window. For a large room, a wide wardrobe with an open section at the side works well; for a smaller room, a shallow carcass with mirrored doors.
Door panels are available with a woodgrain finish, enamel in any RAL or NCS shade, natural veneer, fluted or tinted glass, and routed detailing. Gloss and matt panels can be combined; profiles come in black, brass or silver, with recessed handles only. The sliding system runs on tracks.
The interior is designed around the wardrobe: rails at two heights for shirts, a tall section for long dresses, shelves, soft-close drawers for linen, an overhead compartment for pillows, and racks for trousers and ties. Drawers close silently — important at night.
Internal lighting is switched on by a button or switch — warm for atmosphere or neutral to see clothing colours more accurately. A mirrored door replaces a separate full-length mirror and adds light.
This room requires a special approach: it is for rest, and the furniture should not overload it. So first determine the place and purpose — a freestanding wardrobe, a built-in one in a niche or a corner model — then the colour and finish to suit the interior, and only then the internal layout. Calm colours — beige, light grey, light wood — make the room cosy; dark walnut, brown or graphite doors look premium in a spacious room, while modern smooth handleless panels suit minimalism and contemporary styles.
The width of a sliding wardrobe starts from 160 cm, with no upper limit. The height is usually up to the ceiling so that suitcases and blankets fit on top. The depth depends on how clothes will hang: about 60 cm is needed for hangers placed across. Four-door models are conveniently divided into two halves — one for each partner.
In essence, a sliding wardrobe is the same clothes wardrobe, only with sliding doors, so the price is calculated in the same way: based on materials and dimensions.
The price is based on dimensions, door material, interior layout and hardware. If the budget is limited, a cost-effective solution is panel materials and film instead of enamel, gloss instead of glass; the team will help you use the budget wisely without compromising quality. A chest of drawers, bedside tables or a bookcase in the same finish can be made to match, including children's wardrobes — all furniture will come from one collection.
Width, price and materials are fixed in the contract.
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A straight model suits a free wall section, a built-in one fits a niche: it has no side panels or top, so there is more space inside. A corner model helps in a small room where a corner is unused. We choose the configuration during the designer consultation.
Yes, if that feels comfortable for you. If not, make one end door mirrored or choose matt or gloss panels without reflection.
At 2–2.5 m wide, two or three doors are usually enough; from 3 m, four. The wider the door panel, the easier the access to the rails, but the heavier it is; we work out the optimum and door profiles in the sketch.
The wardrobe is divided into two halves, each with its own rails, shelves and drawers. Shared items — bed linen, blankets, suitcases — go on the top level.
For a small room, choose white, beige or light wood tones. In a more spacious room, dark doors, a black profile or walnut look beautiful. You can view samples during the designer consultation.
The price depends on the dimensions, finish and interior layout. Furniture with enamel and veneer is priced higher, while panel materials are lower. The designer consultation fee is offset against the order value; the sketch is included in the designer consultation. The price is confirmed once the sketch is approved.
Chipboard — from 3 weeks; urgent — from 2. With enamel or veneer doors — about 2 months. The lead time is counted from project approval.
A transparent process with no surprises: you approve the design and price before we start production.
We discuss your requirements and arrange a designer consultation if needed.
We build a 3D model with precise dimensions — you see the result in advance.
We select upholstery, filling and hardware from 600+ samples.
Made in our own production in 1–2 months.
2-year warranty on furniture and 25 years on Blum hardware — all that’s left is to sit back.
Basket weave, chenille, velvet, microfibre, faux leather and genuine leather — the designer will send photos of samples via messenger.
Leave your contact details — a designer will contact you, clarify the brief and prepare a quote with a 3D visualisation.